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       Re: Do you use garment bags 
       By: guest43 Date: June 3, 2018, 1:54 pm
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       No but wish closet is bigger.
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       Re: Do you use garment bags 
       By: guest11 Date: June 3, 2018, 6:38 pm
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       [font=times new roman]No, I do not.  I grew up with those
       though.  They worked well.  I just really don't have the need.
       All of my clothes are similar fabrics, cotton and cotton blends.
       Nothing fancy either.
       I use the 4 prong pant hangers, since dh and I must share a
       closet.  The closet is big enough, just has one small door.
       Pain in the, you know what.  I keep my pants, style and fabric
       like, together on each 4 prong hanger.  I also have moved my
       everyday cotton tees onto  lightweight 4 prong pant hangers.
       Not the easiest thing to work with, but saves a lot of space.
       Each hanger swings out for easier access.  Here's a photo.
       [/font][attachimg=1]
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       Re: Do you use garment bags 
       By: guest9 Date: June 3, 2018, 6:56 pm
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       [quote author=nowynd link=topic=581.msg12057#msg12057
       date=1528069112]
       [font=times new roman]No, I do not.  I grew up with those
       though.  They worked well.  I just really don't have the need.
       All of my clothes are similar fabrics, cotton and cotton blends.
       Nothing fancy either.
       I use the 4 prong pant hangers, since dh and I must share a
       closet.  The closet is big enough, just has one small door.
       Pain in the, you know what.  I keep my pants, style and fabric
       like, together on each 4 prong hanger.  I also have moved my
       everyday cotton tees onto  lightweight 4 prong pant hangers.
       Not the easiest thing to work with, but saves a lot of space.
       Each hanger swings out for easier access.  Here's a photo.
       [/font][attachimg=1]
       [/quote]
       Those hangers are awesome!! Where do you buy them? They are
       space savers!! Thanks for sharing! : )
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       Re: Do you use garment bags 
       By: guest9 Date: June 3, 2018, 7:02 pm
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       [quote author=PrincessAsMommy link=topic=581.msg11765#msg11765
       date=1528048364]
       We don't actually have a usable closet right now (for dh and me)
       but when we do everything is just hung nicely or folded on a
       shelf.
       [/quote]
       I wish mine was, I'm forever straightening and and DH always
       messes it up!! :(
       #Post#: 12219--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Do you use garment bags 
       By: guest51 Date: June 4, 2018, 12:51 am
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       LOL Before we moved in here it was the opposite for us. I'd get
       stuff hung up but if I had to fold anything I wasn't always
       careful about it and I always made a mess taking something from
       a pile. When we moved here we got the room with a walk-in closet
       and I moved a shelf unit into it so I worked harder at making it
       easier for me to keep things organized and neat while we could
       use it.
       [quote author=Powermomof2 link=topic=581.msg12072#msg12072
       date=1528070572]
       I wish mine was, I'm forever straightening and and DH always
       messes it up!! :(
       [/quote]
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       Re: Do you use garment bags 
       By: tsdncs41 Date: June 4, 2018, 9:31 pm
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       [font=andale mono]No garment bag here unless we're traveling.
       I organize mine by sleeve length and color for the most part.
       [/font][quote author=Powermomof2
       link=topic=581.msg11425#msg11425 date=1527994264]
       In your closet? How do you keep it organized?
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       #Post#: 12832--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Do you use garment bags 
       By: guest112 Date: June 4, 2018, 10:50 pm
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       No, clothes just go on a hanger, shoes go on a shelf in the
       closet.
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       Re: Do you use garment bags 
       By: KikaFleur Date: June 5, 2018, 8:00 am
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       Some of my clothes are in garment bags.
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       Re: Do you use garment bags 
       By: guest9 Date: June 5, 2018, 7:20 pm
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       [quote author=KikaFleur link=topic=581.msg13037#msg13037
       date=1528203658]
       Some of my clothes are in garment bags.
       [/quote]
       Your dress wear?
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       Re: Do you use garment bags 
       By: KikaFleur Date: June 5, 2018, 8:21 pm
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       Mostly dresses, but also a few formal tops and pants that I
       don't wear that often.
       [quote author=Powermomof2 link=topic=581.msg13533#msg13533
       date=1528244403]
       Your dress wear?
       [/quote]
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